Oracle Cloud Object Storage Reviews

We have used it as a storage solution. We use Oracle Cloud Storage for objects. We have used it for all our storage solutions for large applications. We utilize it mostly in the cloud environment and not on-premises. The functions we have used involve calling an object in real-time for our applications. However, storage is typically used for a non-real-time environment.

What stands out is that it is a workhorse. We use it where we have a large dataset and need very high availability. High availability, a large dataset, and stability are our main criteria for using this solution. The storage solution is utilized for large applications, and that has been our use case—very large applications. We use it mostly in the cloud. It is stable, requires high availability, and works with large datasets seamlessly.

I have used Oracle Cloud Object Storage for storing unstructured data, provisioning infrastructure as a code, and deploying the core banking solution in a cloud platform. 

My experience includes working with Oracle Banking Trade Finance Process Management and migrating the product from WebLogic server to Oracle Kubernetes Engine.

Oracle Cloud Object Storage is valuable for storing unstructured data, such as text documents and word documents. It also provides multi-region support, enhancing data accessibility and safety. In object storage, I can configure primary and secondary regions for better stability and support. It is easy to scale too.

In my opinion, the tool's performance is very good. If Oracle can improve the tool's performance and make it better, then it would be good. There should be some kind of integration with other platforms so that we can use it from another place, in an integrated manner from multiple clouds or a hybrid cloud.

I have been using Oracle Cloud Object Storage for three years. I am a customer of the tool.

We use it for storing and sharing any files that need re-authentication and access controls. We also use it for archiving a lot of stuff that we have – like our platform codes or specific passwords, SSH keys, and private keys. This way, we store them securely and share them properly within the services.

We use it as part of our object storage solution, and there are times when we also use it for infrastructure-as-code purposes. We can run the infrastructure stack from the bucket. 

It's also being integrated with our DevOps processes – we link code in the bucket for continuous deployment and similar tasks.

We use it for backups and disaster recovery. It depends on the budget and requirements. Disaster recovery can be expensive for some, so they sometimes opt to use a bucket for DR purposes instead.

We use Oracle Cloud Object Storage for file storage. These file types need to be shared and stored securely. 

The most valuable features of the tool are scalability and security. 

We use the solution for the backup solution and backup continuity. Some legal requirements in Germany require you to save your data for ten years, which can be done using Oracle Cloud Object Storage.

The solution's most valuable features are its speed, unlimited space, and simplicity of use.